“Following our recent post on Waste and Recycling collections, we want to provide residents with a further update to services.
Cardiff Council continues its work to address the issue of digital deprivation and over the next few weeks a further 2,340 Chromebook devices will be delivered to schools to assist in the delivery of online and remote learning, whilst schools are closed
Cardiff Council needs to find £16.4m to balance the books in 2021/22 and city residents are being asked for their views on the council's priorities for setting its budget for the year ahead.
The north section of Churchill Way will be closed on Monday, January 11th, for up to three weeks so that ground investigation assessments can be carried out underneath the road, as part of the proposed plan to re-open the dock feeder canal.
The number of COVID-19 cases in Cardiff are extremely high, and Wales remains at Alert Level 4. Stay home, save lives, protect the NHS.
This time last week, 18.7% of people tested in Cardiff were COVID-19 positive. Today that figure is 25.6%. Stay home, save lives, protect the NHS.
The council is currently working hard to remove the huge amount of extra recyclable waste which has been created over the Christmas period and we want to apologise to residents for any inconvenience.
Cases of COVID-19 in Cardiff are still extremely high, and above the Wales-wide figures.
Coronavirus loves a crowd, stay at home to save lives and together we'll #KeepCardiffSafe.
Here's our last COVID-19 update of 2020. Happy New Year everyone, please stay safe. Coronavirus loves a crowd, stay at home to save lives and together we'll #KeepCardiffSafe.
Wales is in Coronavirus Alert level 4, this means that coronavirus is at a very high level. Stay at home to save lives and together we'll keep Wales safe.
Unfortunately, due to the volume of waste and recycling presented, and staff availability issues relating to the current pandemic, we may be unable to collect all waste on your scheduled collection day this week.
Here is the latest update from Cardiff Council, covering: Cardiff cases and tests, seven days data; and potential disruption to waste and recycling collections this week.
Take a look at our list of 10 Christmas items and make sure you know how to dispose of them correctly:
This is the last update of the week, and the next update will be on Tuesday, 29th December. Merry Christmas, have a safe one.
Cardiff Council teams #WorkingForCardiff #WorkingForYou responded to 115 reports of flooding last night, including some properties affected by internal flooding.